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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2003
Page
3
The Chronicle presents its historical masthead noting founders Hudnutt and Cooper Hudnutt with July 24 1629 A C as a reference. It lists Andrew Young editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor.
Ohio State 13-0 meets Miami 12-0 at Sun Devil Stadium Tempe Ariz for the national championship. The game airs tonight with radio via WEOL 930 AM Channel 5. Bucks eye perfect season as critics fade after big wins this season.
A Newhouse News Service article notes the U.S. Army awaits eight wheeled light armored Stryker troop carriers with 240 arrived on base and 370 more on the way daily arrivals from Ontario plants spark a debate over manufacturing in Canada versus domestic auto jobs and facilities.
Marcus Wells of North Ridgeville denounces steel mill closures in Lorain and calls for tax funds to stay in the United States. The writer attacks foreign dependence for armored vehicles, urges politicians including Sherrod Brown to prioritize Ohio and national interests, and advocates domestic military manufacturing.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and outlines editing rules. Letters must be 200 words or shorter with signature, full address and telephone number. Contact options include mail, fax, and email to the Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown at the Chronicle Telegram.
Cal Thomas argues abortion rights fueled a slippery slope toward cloning and eugenics. He links Roe v Wade to a culture that condemns unborn life yet embraces scientific power, warning that a revival of life ethics is needed to curb cloning and its perceived threats.
Dan Ryan argues that Cherie Blair and other working mothers face public crucifixion for juggling careers and families. He notes media backlash, cultural myths, and the broader pressure on women to succeed as Superwomen while calling for more honest discussion and shared responsibilities at home.
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